Guangdong LiYou Steel Structure Engineering Co., Ltd. +8619147784007 liyousteelstructure@outlook.com
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LiYou Steel's steel shade structures portfolio offers comprehensive solutions for sun and weather protection needs. From small bus stops to massive parking canopies, our architectural shade systems combine engineering excellence with visual appeal.
Product Range Highlights:
Standard models: 5-50m spans
Custom designs: Unique shapes/curves
Material options: Steel/aluminum hybrids
Color varieties: 20+ RAL choices
Technical Benefits:
✔ 1:100 year wind load rating
✔ 99% UV radiation reduction
✔ Maintenance-free operation
✔ ADA-compliant designs
Installation Advantages:
Pre-assembled components
No heavy equipment needed
1-3 day completion
Minimal site disruption
Recent Installations:
• Dubai School District (3,200m²)
• Florida Golf Club (45 cantilever units)
• Singapore MRT Stations (120 shelters)
Our steel shade structures process:
Site assessment
3D rendering approval
Precision fabrication
Global shipping
Choose LiYou for shade structure projects because we offer:
15 years industry experience
In-house engineering team
Competitive MOQ (5 units)
7-year performance guarantee
Request our steel shade structures catalog today to view our complete range of commercial and public space solutions.
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Steel Workshop, garage shed, storage closet, buildings prefab workshop, steel warehouse, Hotel, Villa, Apartment, Office Building, Hospital, School, Mall, Sports Venues, Leisure Facilities, supermarket, Warehouse, Workshop, Park, Farmhouse, Courtyard, Other, Kitchen, Bathroom, Home Office, Living Room, Bedroom, Dining, Babies and kids, Outdoor, Storage & Closet, Exterior, Wine Cellar, Entry, Hall, Home Bar, Staircase, Basement, Garage & Shed, Gym, Laundry
Modern
Guangdong, China
Lifetime
engineer guidance
Liyou
LY001
CE Certification
Industrial Commercial
C.Z Shape Steel Channel
Sliding Door
Customized Color
Sandwich Panel Optional
Aluminum Alloy Sliding Window
SAP2000/AutoCAD /PKPM /3D3S/TEKLA
Hot Dip Galvanized
25-60 days
Single item
1X1X1 cm
1.000 kg
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
| No. | Components | Specification | ||
| Embedded Parts | ||||
| 1 | Anchor Bolt | M24 | ||
| 2 | High Strength Bolt | M20,10.9S | ||
| 3 | Common Bolt | M16 | ||
| 4 | Galvanized Bolt | M12 | ||
| 5 | Shear Nail | M16 | ||
| 6 | Tir rod | ∅32*2.5 | ||
| Main Steel Structure Parts | ||||
| 1 | Steel Column (Q355B) | H550*300*10*16 | ||
| 2 | Wind Column (Q355B) | H400*220*6*10 | ||
| 3 | Roof Frame Beam (Q355B) | H900~500*220*10*12 H500~650*220*8*12 | ||
| 4 | Crane Beam (Q355B) | H650*320/240*10*16/14 | ||
| 5 | Tie Bar(Q235B) | ∅168*4.0 | ||
| 6 | Horizontal Brace (Q235B) | ∅168*4.0 | ||
| 7 | Column Brace (Q235B) | ∅25 | ||
| 8 | Angle Brace (Q235B) | L63*5.0 | ||
| 9 | Roof Purlin (Galvanized) | Z280*80*20*2.5 | ||
| 10 | Wall Purlin (Galvanized) | C250*75*20*2.5 | ||
| 11 | Connecting Plate | 6mm-30mm | ||
| Other Steel Structure Parts | ||||
| 1 | Roof Panel | 50mm Rock wool Sandwich panel | ||
| 2 | Wall Panel | 50mm Rock wool Sandwich panel | ||
| 3 | Gutter | 2mm Galvanized Steel Plate | ||
| 4 | Down Pipe | PVC160 (Including parts) | ||
| 5 | Trimming | Color steel 0.5mm Gavanized steel panel | ||
A metal shade structure is a durable, weather-resistant framework made of metal, typically steel or aluminum, designed to provide shade and protection from the sun. These structures are commonly used in outdoor spaces such as patios, parking lots, parks, and walkways, offering both functional and aesthetic benefits. The metal components are often covered with mesh, panels, or fabric to block sunlight and create a cooler, shaded environment.
Steel is an ideal material for shade structures due to its durability, strength, and low-maintenance properties. Unlike wood, steel is resistant to termites, rot, and decay, making it a longer-lasting option. Steel can also support larger spans without needing additional support columns, which allows for more open and unobstructed spaces. Furthermore, steel structures can withstand harsh weather conditions, such as high winds or heavy snow, making them suitable for a wide range of climates.
Compared to fabric or wood canopies, steel offers significant advantages in terms of durability and maintenance. Steel canopies are resistant to weathering, pests, and decay, while wood may rot or attract termites over time, and fabric can deteriorate with exposure to the elements. Additionally, steel provides more strength and stability, especially for large spans or structures that need to support heavy loads. On the downside, steel can be more expensive upfront than wood or fabric, but it compensates for this with a longer lifespan and lower maintenance needs.
There are several types of metal shade structures, including:
Pergolas: Open-frame structures with horizontal beams that offer partial shade and are often used in gardens or patios.
Canopies: Freestanding or attached structures with a metal frame and a fabric or metal roof that provide full shade.
Sail Shade Structures: Tensioned fabric or mesh stretched between metal posts to create shade in various outdoor settings.
Shade Arbors: Metal-framed structures designed to create shaded pathways or resting areas in gardens or parks.
Covered Walkways: Metal-framed roof structures built to protect pedestrians from the sun and rain while walking between buildings.
Yes, steel shade structures are highly customizable. They can be designed in various shapes, such as canopies, pergolas, or awnings, depending on the specific application. You can adjust the size, roof material, and frame style to suit the architectural design of the surrounding area. For example, in a park, the structure could be a simple open canopy, while in a parking lot, it could be a larger, enclosed shade structure designed to protect vehicles.
Yes, steel canopies can be designed to support solar panels. In fact, using steel canopies as a base for solar power systems is becoming increasingly popular. The canopy can provide the necessary structural support for the panels, and the roof's design can be optimized to maximize solar exposure. This makes steel canopies an excellent choice for environmentally conscious projects, as they can help reduce energy costs by harnessing solar energy.
Metal shade structures require minimal maintenance, but regular care can extend their lifespan:
Cleaning: Periodically clean the metal frame to remove dirt, debris, and leaves.
Inspect for Damage: Check for rust, dents, or any signs of wear, especially after storms or extreme weather.
Repainting: If necessary, touch up the paint or coating to prevent rust and maintain the structure's appearance.
Fabric Care: If the structure uses fabric or mesh for shading, check for tears, fading, or damage, and replace or repair it as needed.
Several factors affect the cost of a metal shade structure, including:
Material: The type of metal used (e.g., steel, aluminum, stainless steel) can significantly impact the price.
Size and Complexity: Larger and more complex structures require more materials and labor, increasing the overall cost.
Design Customization: Custom designs, unique shapes, and added features such as integrated lighting or solar panels will raise the cost.
Location: Shipping costs and installation requirements can vary based on the site’s location and accessibility.
Steel canopy structures can be installed in remote or difficult-to-access areas. Since steel components are prefabricated off-site, they can be transported and assembled in virtually any location. The modular nature of steel canopies allows for easier transportation and installation, even in places with limited resources. This makes steel canopies an excellent option for rural or hard-to-reach areas, where traditional building materials might be less practical.
Yes, metal shade structures can be installed over existing buildings or patios. They can be attached to walls or freestanding, depending on your specific needs. Whether you are looking to add shade to a courtyard, walkway, or commercial area, these structures can be customized to fit seamlessly with existing structures.
PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS
| No. | Components | Specification | ||
| Embedded Parts | ||||
| 1 | Anchor Bolt | M24 | ||
| 2 | High Strength Bolt | M20,10.9S | ||
| 3 | Common Bolt | M16 | ||
| 4 | Galvanized Bolt | M12 | ||
| 5 | Shear Nail | M16 | ||
| 6 | Tir rod | ∅32*2.5 | ||
| Main Steel Structure Parts | ||||
| 1 | Steel Column (Q355B) | H550*300*10*16 | ||
| 2 | Wind Column (Q355B) | H400*220*6*10 | ||
| 3 | Roof Frame Beam (Q355B) | H900~500*220*10*12 H500~650*220*8*12 | ||
| 4 | Crane Beam (Q355B) | H650*320/240*10*16/14 | ||
| 5 | Tie Bar(Q235B) | ∅168*4.0 | ||
| 6 | Horizontal Brace (Q235B) | ∅168*4.0 | ||
| 7 | Column Brace (Q235B) | ∅25 | ||
| 8 | Angle Brace (Q235B) | L63*5.0 | ||
| 9 | Roof Purlin (Galvanized) | Z280*80*20*2.5 | ||
| 10 | Wall Purlin (Galvanized) | C250*75*20*2.5 | ||
| 11 | Connecting Plate | 6mm-30mm | ||
| Other Steel Structure Parts | ||||
| 1 | Roof Panel | 50mm Rock wool Sandwich panel | ||
| 2 | Wall Panel | 50mm Rock wool Sandwich panel | ||
| 3 | Gutter | 2mm Galvanized Steel Plate | ||
| 4 | Down Pipe | PVC160 (Including parts) | ||
| 5 | Trimming | Color steel 0.5mm Gavanized steel panel | ||
A metal shade structure is a durable, weather-resistant framework made of metal, typically steel or aluminum, designed to provide shade and protection from the sun. These structures are commonly used in outdoor spaces such as patios, parking lots, parks, and walkways, offering both functional and aesthetic benefits. The metal components are often covered with mesh, panels, or fabric to block sunlight and create a cooler, shaded environment.
Steel is an ideal material for shade structures due to its durability, strength, and low-maintenance properties. Unlike wood, steel is resistant to termites, rot, and decay, making it a longer-lasting option. Steel can also support larger spans without needing additional support columns, which allows for more open and unobstructed spaces. Furthermore, steel structures can withstand harsh weather conditions, such as high winds or heavy snow, making them suitable for a wide range of climates.
Compared to fabric or wood canopies, steel offers significant advantages in terms of durability and maintenance. Steel canopies are resistant to weathering, pests, and decay, while wood may rot or attract termites over time, and fabric can deteriorate with exposure to the elements. Additionally, steel provides more strength and stability, especially for large spans or structures that need to support heavy loads. On the downside, steel can be more expensive upfront than wood or fabric, but it compensates for this with a longer lifespan and lower maintenance needs.
There are several types of metal shade structures, including:
Pergolas: Open-frame structures with horizontal beams that offer partial shade and are often used in gardens or patios.
Canopies: Freestanding or attached structures with a metal frame and a fabric or metal roof that provide full shade.
Sail Shade Structures: Tensioned fabric or mesh stretched between metal posts to create shade in various outdoor settings.
Shade Arbors: Metal-framed structures designed to create shaded pathways or resting areas in gardens or parks.
Covered Walkways: Metal-framed roof structures built to protect pedestrians from the sun and rain while walking between buildings.
Yes, steel shade structures are highly customizable. They can be designed in various shapes, such as canopies, pergolas, or awnings, depending on the specific application. You can adjust the size, roof material, and frame style to suit the architectural design of the surrounding area. For example, in a park, the structure could be a simple open canopy, while in a parking lot, it could be a larger, enclosed shade structure designed to protect vehicles.
Yes, steel canopies can be designed to support solar panels. In fact, using steel canopies as a base for solar power systems is becoming increasingly popular. The canopy can provide the necessary structural support for the panels, and the roof's design can be optimized to maximize solar exposure. This makes steel canopies an excellent choice for environmentally conscious projects, as they can help reduce energy costs by harnessing solar energy.
Metal shade structures require minimal maintenance, but regular care can extend their lifespan:
Cleaning: Periodically clean the metal frame to remove dirt, debris, and leaves.
Inspect for Damage: Check for rust, dents, or any signs of wear, especially after storms or extreme weather.
Repainting: If necessary, touch up the paint or coating to prevent rust and maintain the structure's appearance.
Fabric Care: If the structure uses fabric or mesh for shading, check for tears, fading, or damage, and replace or repair it as needed.
Several factors affect the cost of a metal shade structure, including:
Material: The type of metal used (e.g., steel, aluminum, stainless steel) can significantly impact the price.
Size and Complexity: Larger and more complex structures require more materials and labor, increasing the overall cost.
Design Customization: Custom designs, unique shapes, and added features such as integrated lighting or solar panels will raise the cost.
Location: Shipping costs and installation requirements can vary based on the site’s location and accessibility.
Steel canopy structures can be installed in remote or difficult-to-access areas. Since steel components are prefabricated off-site, they can be transported and assembled in virtually any location. The modular nature of steel canopies allows for easier transportation and installation, even in places with limited resources. This makes steel canopies an excellent option for rural or hard-to-reach areas, where traditional building materials might be less practical.
Yes, metal shade structures can be installed over existing buildings or patios. They can be attached to walls or freestanding, depending on your specific needs. Whether you are looking to add shade to a courtyard, walkway, or commercial area, these structures can be customized to fit seamlessly with existing structures.
